US EditionCambodia PM orders halt to fuel imports from Thailand
- Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered a halt to fuel imports from Thailand amid ongoing border disputes, affecting trade relations between the two countries.
- The Thai Chamber of Commerce stated that prolonged tensions between Thailand and Cambodia could significantly impact business confidence in both nations.
- Sompop Manarungsan expressed concern regarding the border disputes' effects on the Thai economy, highlighting that Thailand has a trade surplus with Cambodia.
- Yunyong Thaicharoen stated that the ongoing tensions would affect border trade and tourism, but actual impacts would depend on the duration of the conflicts.
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Cambodia PM orders halt to fuel imports from Thailand
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's prime minister said Sunday (Jun 22) the country would halt all fuel imports from neighbour Thailand, as tensions escalate over an ongoing border dispute. The nat
Cambodia halts gasoline and gasoline imports from Thailand as disaster simmers
Cambodia’s PM Hun Manet introduced that the choice would take impact from midnight on Sunday. Cambodia has introduced it can cease all gasoline imports from its neighbour Thailand as relations have plunged to their lowest ebb in additional than a decade after a Cambodian soldier was killed final month in a disputed space of the border. Prime Minister Hun Manet introduced the choice on Sunday, posting on social media that it might take impact fr…
Cambodia's prime minister has announced a halt to fuel and gas imports from Thailand starting at midnight tonight, confident of finding alternative supplies even in the long term.
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